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17-04-2008, 02:37 AM
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Anyone tried Spring '08 Dragonwell?
I see a few choices are available from both Jing Tea and TeaSpring.
Has anyone tried either this year? I haven't ordered from either shop but from postings here, both seem good. Any recommendations for one over the other? Thanks! 
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17-04-2008, 06:30 AM
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Anyone tried Spring '08 Dragonwell?
On Apr 17, 9:37*am, TokyoB wrote:
I see a few choices are available from both Jing Tea and TeaSpring. Has anyone tried either this year? I haven't ordered from either shop but from postings here, both seem good. *Any recommendations for one over the other? Thanks! I dont buy from either 1; however, unless theres a poor lighting in the photo color, I would suggest you spend your $ at Jing Tea. Kevo
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